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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-23
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Programme of Exercises as Pronul'
gated by the q. 4. X.

The Programme Of Exercises as PrOmul'
gated by the q. =. X.
Joseph A. Faris, Chairman of the Me
mortal Committee of the G. A. K. Posts Of
this city, has issued circular to the pub
lie in which be announces the details fol
the various cemeteries in and about the
city. The monument at the City Hall will
he decorated early in the morning OF DecOra'
ton Day by Comrades Frank Stanley, R..
:. Taylor, John Wise, JOS. 4. Faris and j.
NJ. Richards, assisted by members OF the
Ladies' Relief Corps. The ceremonies at
the various cemeteries will he in charge OF
the following named comrades: Peninsula,
Edward Robertson: Mt Wood, W. j.
Robb; Greenwood and Mt. Calvary, J. NJ.
Richards; Stone Church, W. S. Meek; Mt.
Zion and Red Mems, members of f. W.
Stephens Post No. 3. The members OF
the Ladies Relief Corps are invited to take
part in the exercises.
Next Sunday the G. A. K. Posts and Re-
lief Corps will march to the Chapline st.
NJ. F. Church, when Rev. Geo. f. Hite
will preach the memorial sermon.
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HARD LUCK.
A wheeling Young Man Who Wanted to
Become q benedict.

A wheeling Young Man who Wanted to
Become q benedict.
About two weeks ago a certain North
Ind young man rather suddenly and mys-
teriously disappeared, and at the time it was
suspected that foul play was the cause, or
that in some way he had been drowned.
But two days ago he was heard from in an
other city, and his discovery brings to
hight quite an interesting little romance,
in which he was the principal character.
The young man was engaged to South
Side young lady and the marriage was
close at hand, when, on account of differ
ence in religious belief, the father OF the
fair one refused to allow his daughter to
marry the object of her affections. This
naturally caused trouble, which was fol-
lowed by more.
As the story runs, the young man, who
had no money, asked his father Tor loan
of several hundred, he being deter
mined to marry the girl
anyway. But his father refused
to lend him the money and a quarrel en-
sued which resulted in the arrest Of the
young man by his father. This wasn't a
happy state Of affairs at all, and II Is AL
legged that the young man becoming de-
spOndent, attempted suicide by drowning,
but he was saved from death by the timely
arrival of friends, who pulled him out OF
the water.
The day set for the wedding had
passed and he was no
nearer the realization of his
dreams. A day OF two later he was miss
ing. and his friends became alarmed for his
safety. Whether he had again attempted
his life and succeeded, or whether in some
manner he had departed from earth they
knew not, until the news arrived that he
had turned up alive and apparently well
in city not over hundred miles from
Wheeling, and that ends the romance up
to the present time.
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BASE BALL NOTES.
This is ladies' day.

This is ladies' day.
Akron let McGuirk 90 for lushii z
George McYey, of the disbanded Mo-
biles, has been signed by Sandusky.
Umpire nscgan had TO 90, rs his work
made the games he presided over ridicu-
Ions.
Charley Morton will take charge of the
Akron team, and Jack Clifford Is now at
the helm at Columbus.
Sawhill and Ryn, both mutes, are Ohio
League catchers. Sawhill is with Akron
and Ryn with Sandusky.
Negotiations for the reinstatement of
Darsch are in progress, but 1t Is not
thought they will prove successful.
Akron has been accused OF violating the
salary limit, hut has forwarded aflidavits
to President ClugSton refuting the charge.
The leaders in the League race, Kalama-
zoo and GAINESVILLE, meet to-day for the
first time. The play series of three games
at GAINESVILLE.
The Grumblers and the Daisy Blacks
played an exciting game of ball Saturday,
WHICH, was win ~ AHC
resulting in a score Of 36 10 20.
Phenomenal Harrison, of the Kala.
mazOO, Is not quite so phenomenal as he
was The Mansfield club made five hits
and nine runs of him in one inning.
Sunday games are being sgitated by a
number of Ohio League cities. The man
ayers are becoming tired ofplaying for the
gOOdy-gOOdy class, who don't turn out to
the games.
The Ohio League Directors will hold a
meeting at GAINESVILLE Tuesday of this
week, at which time the schedule will
probably he rearranged ~ that each city
will have but three games per week.
The Columbus papers make q great mis-
take by abusing their club for dropping
games TO Sandusky, as the latter city has
one of the best teams IN the Ohio League,
but they have been playing in hard luck.
GAINESVILLE seems to be the most fortu-
nate in picking up good pitchers. Last
week they signed EastOn, who pitched
last season for Wheeling and the Maple
Leafs. This gives them four fine pitchers,
and it looks as if they had one to spare.
Manager Spalding. Of Chicago, mentions
a new project that is On foot among the
base hall magnstes. The plan is to drop
the MetrOpolitans and the Clevelands from
the American Association, and the Indian
apolis and the Washington from the League,
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The RHmoNaI Of Garbage.

On all sides are heard complaints of the
failure of garbage contractors to attend to
their duties, and there is a growing feeling
that Council should overhaul and re-enact
the garbage removal ordinance, so ~ to
insure more thorough, frequent and sys-
tematic removal of stuff from all quarters
of the season. 1t is a notorious fact that
for the past year the service has been very
poor, while during the last sixty days there
has been scarcely apretense of visiting GER
tain quarters Of the city. Much of this
latter-day neglect is, no doubt, owing 10
the unsatisfactory condition of affairs con-
sequent upon the uncOmpleted state of the
crematOry, and the impossibility of renew
ing the garbage contracts until the furnace
is put in operation, but making due al
lowance for this, the service is not at all
what il should he.
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A Sen Sick Passenger.

On the ocean, cares little about storm. He is
positively Indifferent whether he iswaShed over
board or not. But. set right by wineglassful or
two OF HOStetter's stomach Bitters he feels re-
newed interest in his personal safety. This tine
corrective neutraliZes in brackiSh water-Often
eompulsorily drank on shipbOard, to the griev-
Gus desriment Of heslth-the pernicious inpun.
ties which give rise to disorders of the stomach.
liver and bowels To the mariner, the tourist,
the Western pioneer and miner, the Bitters is in
valuable As means Of protection against ma
laria, when its seeds are latent in air a9d water
To the effects Of oyerwork, mental or manual. il
Is most reliable antidOte, and TO the debilitated
and nervous IL affords great and speedily felt re-
lief and Vigor.
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manufacture of fruit Jars at the Wellsburg
pleted work will begin.
An experimental oil we'll is to be put
down in Calhoun county near Stumptown.
The people up there think they have both
gas and oil in abundance.
Pennington is undergoing the measles
epidemic, nearly every family having some
of its members in bed with that complaint.
Many of the children Of an entire family
are down at the same time.
The Royal Gas Company, it is stated,
will next month commence the laying OF
second pipe line from the Hickory held
to WelisbuTg. 1t is believed this will
give the town sufficient supply. next
winter.
Messrs. Switzer and Christy have struck
valuable vein Of fire clay on theiI
property at Red House, Putnam county.
These gentlemen have force Of laborers
employed and are working the mine fol
all il is worth.
Messrs Patton and Goodwin, Of the
Greenbrier Valley Wooden Mills, are erect
l0K a Dulluiuk WI CCSohu SAtSN 80 A&s-..A.
toms Mills for the manufacture OF knit
goods. This will he a profitable industry,
and the goods will find ready market
here-RORoereTte Netrs.
A young man named Morgan, employed
as q section hand on the Pewiky railroad
at Wellsburg, wss before Justice Quest
last Mondsy on charge Of hastardy pre-
ferred by a young lady named Ballantyne
He gave bond for his appearance at court
but the matter will likely be settled by
wedding.
Lightning struck q tree in the yard Of
Mr.. Raleigh Moler, at Shepherdstown, ont
day last week, and severely shocked the
occupants of the house. Both doors Of
hall were open, when q big ball OF fire wa.
seen to shoot through the passage and
strike the tree with terrific crash. Sew
eral persons were stunned by the shock
but all soon recovered.
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BELLAIRE.

NJ. F. HelsIey will assume the position
of city editor of the Tribune, vice W. L.
Dutton, resigned.
Several young men and girls had keg
of beer IN a skitf yesterday afternoon. The
Sunday closing is assuming a serious AS
peCt.
Will Mills, who had two ribs broken by
jumping from a train, suffered cOnsidera'
BILE yesterday, but he is not injured inter
nally.
No arrests at the lookup Saturday night.
The historic Saturday night seems to have
passed away. The boys are laying up
their lucre for the summer loaf.
MeSsrs. BOneysteele & Bridenstein are
the king ice dealcrs-in fact, they are the
only persons in that business this season.
Mr. Robinson has retired.
There was very little of the ground
known as "Fink's Orchard" sold Satur.
day, although it was offered in small
tracts.
There was another big crowd out To the
school entertainment on Saturday night.
About $3.50 was the net proceeds.
The L. d. Literary Society has decided
W nolu lle plCHlC at hlulNliOuS hiiio VII
Thursday week.
II is understood that Henry Carr, who
is under medical treatment in st. Louis,
will have to have one of his arms taken of
If his life is prolonged.
An infant child of Mr.. Harris, of the
Fourth ward, lately OF Wheeling, died
Saturday night.
Communion services was held in the
Second Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning.
There will be no Wednesday evening
services in the churches on account Of the
Joseph Cook lecture.
Rev. W. $. Campbell preached last night
on the women OF the Bible"
George Woodbridge's horse was injured
considerably by n wire fence.
Adam Weis who was thrown from his
wagon by frightened horses, is getting
better.
Bellaire has nine base ball players in
the various leagues.
Thomas Deegan begins services as UNI
pire for the Northwestern League at Des
MOines, Iowa, to-day.
The time OF several trains on the c. & p.
was changed yesterday.
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REORGANIZED.
T8B SrBUBBNvILLE CLUB THOROUGHLY
OTBRHAJLKD, YESTERDAY
TAs Batting and Yielding Averages Of the Home
Tsam-fO-Days Game
Notes.

To-day the Mansfield club viii open q
series of three games with the home nine,
and some of the prettiest hall playing Of
the season may be looked for. The visit,
OTIS have been doing some good work dur
ing the past week, beating. GAINESVILLE two
out of three, and they will be apt to hold
our boys down pretty well There is
good deal of interest in the matter, and We
expect to see big crowd at the grounds
this afternoon.
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9rp Goods.
We DISCOUNT THEM
EVERY TIME.
Brig Suuds.
No Matter How Great Bargains
You Are offered Elsewhere,
Ws6an PutThsni thGShlds

The following New Goods Have Been Re
ceiyed this week in endless variety
C.rinkled and Plain SeersuckerS
Oriental Iaces and FlOuncings
Mats, Table Scarfs andLambrequins, ltelt)
Passementries, Ornaments and other New
Trimmings.
Embroideries, Ali Overs and Robes.
Table Linen, Toweling and Bed Spreads
Immense Line of New Silks, Surahs, &c
Tufted Trimmings, Yelyets and Satins.
In Dress Goods, We cannot say enough
about them.
Over-dresses in Wool and Silk Lace.
NainsOOks, Batiste, SwisSes and Lawns.
IN sateens and Crazy Cloth-all new
designs.
THE largest Line of Parasols in the
State.
See our &c. Wash Cap, sold elsewhere for
% cents.
How about nice Lace Curtains ltaPed) at
80 cents pair?
AL Silk Sun Umbrellas only Sl.O.
Don't Miss Our Great Bargains in Carpets.
Embroidered Robes at Sl.25, worth dOu-
BILE the price.
Good Jersey Jackets, fast color, ASe.
Lace BuntInss. all esIOrSJ, lee. ID.
Pure silk MitiS. lie. pair
And hundreds ~ other bargains we can show
YOU and all and plenty on hand, mot just sold
OUT ~ YOU arr generally told elsewhere.
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To Increase the Capital stock.

A special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Bellaire Nail Works will he held on
the 25th day of June at one o'clock, TO
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of increasing the
capital stock 1t is understood that the
profits made at these works on nails were
allowed to accumulate for a number of
years until they reached quite consider
able amount, with which sum the steel
works were erected. This was never added
to the capital stock Of the company and it
is understood the meeting is called TO so
increase the stock rs to take in this surplus
capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-23

We have now on exhibit the largest
Inc Of spring and Summer wOoIens
ever placed for inspection In our city,
which will be made mp frst-eIass at
reasonable prices
BalbrigEan Underwear, In all sizes,
At eI.OO n suit and upwards.
CHESS a SONS,
1921 Market Street.
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.,,,,-.nd Firldipr Avenged.

The following table of batting and field
ing averages made by the Wheeling team
up to and including May 2l, will be found
interesting. Only the per cent OF men
who have played in three games or more
has been reckoned. The total averages OF
the club, both in batting and fielding will
compare fayOrably with those of any other
Ohio League team:
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Movements Of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Horace Ridgely, accompanied by his
two daughters, Of West Liberty, were in
the city yesterday.
This evening Mr.. J. G. Kline will en-
terrain number of his friends on the
South Side. He will leave for Burnett,
Neb., tomorrow.
Prof r. A. Armstrong, of the State
Normal School, of West Liberty, and Mrs.
West, assistant teacher principal, with
quite a number Of their students, were in
the city Yesterday
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
4 Summary Of the Contents of the Loca

Summary of the Contents OF the Local
Page.
OUT Door SPORTS-The home team is
defeated by KALAMAZOO by a score of Ii to
~. Wheeling piles up 10 errors, Steel
and MOffet doing badly. The pitchers
were completely Knocked out.--Zanes.
vile beats Mansfield, IL to 8, Akron downs
Steuhenville 81 to |, and Columbus wins
over Sandusky by 10 to l4.-The rela.
tive position OF the various clubs I'm.
changed. Nearly 1000 people witness
SATURDAYS game here. The Schutzen.
verein indulges in its usual Saturday
match.
SOCIAL.-The golden wedding of Judge
5. C.. A. Hamilton celebrated in royal
style at his home at Myrtle HILL on the
Pewiky railroad. "A telegram from Gin
cinuati announces the divorce OF Mrs.
Kate Wheat Rammclsberg from Oscar
RammelSberg Interesting accounts of
the Steubenville excursion on the Sherley,
and of number OF private parties.
THE CoURTs.-The jury in the case OF
the city V. Thomas MuldOon bring in 4
verdict of not guilty.-ln the case of w.
J. Johnson V. the Board OF Commissioners
OF Ohio county, verdict is returned for
the defendant.
REAL EsTATE.-The site of the old City
Hall, on Market street, sold to Henry
Schmulbach for $l4, 5O0-Deedm made May
:. lsS7, by James =. Rogers, trustee, to
Bridget Keenan,, for lot No. ~, in Division
Z of the Joseph Caldwell estate. COnsid-
Grafton, 81, AS.
MISCELLANEoUs.-Tbe Finance and
Executive Committee of the coming Reun-
ion hold important meetings at headquar-
tiers on Chapline street.-Picnic and pa
rade OF the Knights of the Golden Eagle a
great success. -PrOceedings of meeting
of c. 4. p. ticket agents Several rows
on the South Side and at the Fair Ground.
The coming rendition of III Troyatore',
at the Opera House.
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Death of a Well Known Lady.

Mrs. Eliza Moore, widow Of the late
Charles Moore, lady we'll known and
highly respected, passed away at her resi-
deeuce on South Chapline street yesterday
afternoon, aged sixty-nine years. She
leaves family of several sons and daugh
tiers, who have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their bereavement.
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Cbean EycursIon 70 CINCINNATI,

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 300 p. IN. and
will sell excursion tickets TO parties of five
or more. One week of pleasure, beautiful
scenery and good music on the largest and
hest steamer that comes to Wheeling. For
rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt Chas.
Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Inaer % New Adrertisements.

SECOND PAGE
For Rent-FurniShed Rooms
Pleasure ResOrt-Wheeling Park.
gor Sale-DeSirable Residence.
Base Ball-Mansileld vs. WheeliHg.
Watches and Diamonds q. Dillon & Co.
For Sale-DesiFable Residence on Island.
white Mountain Ice Cream kreeherS.
Stockholders Meeting.
Rae Ran Exchange Games.
For CincinnRti-Sleamer Andes.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Another Lawyer.

The relatives and friends of Van B.
Baker, now in Jail at New Cumberland
charged with murder of Mrs. McWha, his
mother-in-law, and Eliza Baker, his wife,
have retained John NJ. Cook, Esq, Of
Steubenville, to assist Messrs. DOnehoC
and Braddock in defense of the prisoner.
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Washington city and Return.

To parties desiring to attend the National
Military Encampment and Competitive
Drill at Washington City, the b. 4 o. K.
X. Co. will sell, on Tuesday, May oath,
round trip tickets at the low rate of so,
good returning May 2Sth inclusive. Train
will leave Wheeling ut TBS a. M.
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4 PECULIAR CASE,

DIR. Rymer, of Harrisvllle, Richie coun-
ty, performed an extraordinary operation
on Peter Wilson, last week. The doctor
cut open a tremendous swelling on the
abdomen of Wilson, and extracted worm
FROM it, some six or eight inches in length.
The case had puzzled number of physic-
ians, and no one has yet been found who
ever heard of one like 1t.
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hem advertisements.
A LONG FELT WANT.

Robert Luke has secured frstelsss man.,
driver for q street hack. He can be found - !,
Ssw or s1 Mssdsy m sss any time
Any person wishing hts services can ta,srtso'.
10 No. La, or the Mcclure House He vii aoo.
all Of the trains on this side Of the river H'ee'
mrl2dshAeOie
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Ne have new on exhtbt the large.

SURAH SILKS in all shades at very low
prices, at Stone 4 Thomas.
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GRAND Concert by the Opera House Or.
chestra, Monday evening, May -, at Or
leans Saloon. SCHMIDT Bros.
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GRAND Concert by the Opera House Or
chestra, Monday evening, May %, at Or
leans Saloon SCHMIDT Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-23

GRAND Concert by the Opera House Or
chestra, Monday evening, May %, at Or
leans Saloon. SCHMIDT BROS.
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BIT ONE SURVIVES.

The explosion at the Betz & Morrison
saw mill at GalllpOis, was more horrible
than first reported. Besides killing Charles
Brown, formerly OF Parkersburg, James Sal
que, James Valentine and John Dray have
died from their injuries, and Jesse Stone,
who was injured is expected to die. Should
he die, every man in the mill at the time
of the explosion will be the victim Of
death.
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SEvENTY-FIvE choice new styles satines
at 12le, at Stone & Thomas.
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OUR Ladies' genuine Hand Sewed s.. 90
shoes beat the world.
J. HAsENAUER.
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J. HASENAUER.

NEVER known before To offer q fine
DOngola Kid for $3.50 Call aud get a
pair at lois Main street.
+ HASENATFp
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NEW dress fabrics arriving daily al
Stone < Thomas
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Or line OF carpets is again complete
New brussels at soc and 62!C. Stone 4
Thomas.
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EXAMINE our line of Lace Curtains be
fore buying. 1t will pay you. Stone q
Thomas.
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One day last week little three year old
chlld Of VIM. Bowen, OF Higginsville,
Hampshire county, took drink Of boiling
hot coffee out off coffee pot, from the effect
of which it died in about two hours.
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BLINDS of every description at lowest
prices, at Stone & Thomas.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

AT Sl.O0 and Sl.10 we ace selling q
beautiful White Spread. Stone & Thomas.
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Bargains in dry goods at Ls Good Co. "a
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MBreIiu9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Thermometer Record.
Mr.. G. Schnepf the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations o.
the temperature Saturday: a. m, s.
9am. IS; II m, 81; 3 p. M, 50; Z p. m,
80. Weather, clear. Sunday: q. m, %
8 a. m, "a; IL m, IS; 3 p. m, 50; Z p.
M, 81. Weather, fair.
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THEY ELOPED AT LAST.

Mrs. Jasper L. Bartlett and Wesley Tai
bot, near BurneTsville, Barbour county,
eloped Sunday evening Bartlett shot Tai
bot only short time ago for his attentions
to his family in his absence, bat the wound
was not fatal.
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STATE NOTES.

The right of way for the q. z. Z. through
Cabell county will cost about $40, OO1.
The State Sunday School Convention
conTenes at RayenswOOd, June 7th and
sth.
The contract for the new Ohio River
depot, at Parkersburg, will be let about
June lst.
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs is
rapidly filing up with Summer visitors.
Major b. F. Eakle is superintendent.
A little daughter Of John Spaniel, of
Charleston, was badly scalded Sunday by
the upsetting Of kettle Of hot water.
About three hundred laborers, chiefly
HuDgarians, are briskly plying pick and
shovel on the new railroad at MUrgantown.
The reported discovery Of lead in Pleas
ants county turns out to be hoax. No
lead was discovered, nor was there any
signs Of il.
The dwelling house and household
goods Of Robert Skeen, Of Kentuck, Jack
son county, was entirely destroyed by fire
Last Tuesday.
Il is reported that some parties residing
at Deer Lick, Mason county, drew SIC, 900
in the Louisiana State Lottery, at the
drawing May 10th.
Arrangements are being made for the